Dozens of students, teachers, parents, and community members turned up at Merrimack High School Wednesday to help students paint their parking spots – and raise money for senior class activities.

The results of the federal Youth Risk Behavior Survey help guide public health funding and policy decisions.

Researchers found that a multitude of factors influence whether or not people stay in the state.

A state-appointed group of educators, parents, and lawmakers hopes to craft recommendations for schools trying to manage digital learning by September.

Cedric Lodge, a longtime employee of Harvard Medical School, began stealing body parts from donors in the morgue in 2018. The scandal became public in June 2023 when Lodge and his wife were indicted for selling the body parts to collectors and traders across the country.

The five-year grant comes seven months after the Trump administration abruptly revoked some of NAMI New Hampshire’s other funding before restoring it 24 hours later under public pressure.

The state could spend more than $60 million this school year on the Education Freedom Account program, which allows families to use tax dollars for private school or homeschool costs.

Parents who lose federal food benefits may still have their children qualify for free and reduced price lunch – but not know it.

Dartmouth College is among the 36 colleges and universities to sign an amicus brief in support of Harvard University’s April lawsuit against the Trump administration, according to a filing made on July 22 with the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

Undergraduates at the University of New Hampshire will work as tutors with middle schoolers and teachers to improve students' reading and math skills that will help them master more complex STEM subjects.